Hmmmmm. Actually now i am confused, i re-enabled the monitor system for unauthorized modifications setting and disabled the resident protection. CCC started normally after restart(i did the same procedure back when i noticed the bug but it was unsuccesfull). But here is the weird part, i re-enabled the resident protection(monitor system for unauthorized modifications setting is enabled) and after another restart CCC started normally. So the bug is gone for me. Not sure how or why though.
Just to add, YES i’ve seen reports from ATI users having a whole lot of issues with this new CCC, it seems it’s still quite buggy. Nothing new with ATI.
I just had a thought though, i was unable to install SP1 and after some research i found i had missing MS ATI/Nvidia driver and manifest files. It was a program called Driver Sweeper that got rid of them. I had to manually restore those files to the Windows folder and after that i could install SP1. Not sure but this could be related to this issue with CCC that i was having.
More info on this:
Is anyone out there still having this CCC not loading issue ?
I never had it, running Win 7 Pro 64bit SP 1 and CCC (new version since the preview 10.12) and Avast 5 / 6.
Then why post here ?
Anyway seems like i spoke too soon. Another restart and here is the bug again, this issue is starting to really annoy me.
@boys from avast!: Would it help if i let you VPN into my machine and have a look around ?
Maybe it is of interest that this does not happen on every machine?
But I will post no more, if so you desire. Many apologies.
Well i have the VPN server set up, if you guys want to have a look in my machine just ask and i will send you the details…
Can anybody (who had the problem with CCC.exe recently) confirm that it’s fixed now?
I haven’t installed this update yet but I will later this afternoon. My computer is basically fresh out of the box with a fresh windows 7 SP1 so I’ll post the results when I get back home for the day.
I installed the update and rebooted. Still happening. The catalyst tray icon appears, disappears and appears again. I uninstalled Avast and this doesn’t happen. The ACEEventlog in applications section of event viewer shows the following “information” event when it fails.
0000000007: 2011-03-06 08:53:16:049 Exception : Process with an Id of 4524 is not running.
Exception Called by: ATI.ACE.MOM.Implementation.StateMachineToolkit.Transition::PerformActions processID:04128 threadID:(MOM_STM_DelegateThread) domainName:(MOM.exe ) assemblyName:(MOM.Implementation, Version=3.5.4043.31964, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=90ba9c70f846762e)
I will try to uninstall/reinstall catalyst software to see if it makes any difference before I reinstall avast.
Running Windows 7 SP1/Catalyst 11.2/Avast 6.??(I didn’t look at the new version number before uninstalling.
Thanks for the attention to this issue.
Well, the main thing (after installing avast!) is to let the virus definitions be updated to the latest version (i.e. it might take one more reboot, if CCC is started automatically when Windows start).
For me , this problem is solved now ( I guess due to an update via virus definitions )
Seems fixed here too ;D Thanks
Should still probably always uninsatll the previous driver before installing the new one. That new one is buggy for some users.
I experience random crashes and see this in the error logs:
Exception : Process with an Id of 4868 is not running.
Exception Called by: ATI.ACE.MOM.Implementation.StateMachineToolkit.Transition::PerformActions
So could it be due to Avast that this is happening (and my system is crashing)? I’ve tried adding the exceptions listed in this thread thus far.
Or is this just an ATI issue and one that won’t go away until hardware is fixed?
Should I try just uninstalling Avast and running for a week to see if I crash anymore? Not really sure how else to trigger since it seems utterly random.
On 2/5 computers I could try, CCC (even the latest version) simply doesn’t start even without any AV installed. So, I say shitty programming plus .NET sucks goats nuts.
Yes, I also think there’s something wrong about the CCC code.
The thing is - the latest issues with CCC and avast (not the initial ones, in the first release of avast! 6.0, that was avast’s fault indeed) were simply caused by the fact that the corresponding files were scanned. The scanning slightly delayed loading/starting of the executables… and CCC failed to start.
However, similar delay can be caused by a slow computer… or other programs running/starting on background… or Windows writing a block of memory into the swap file… many possibilities.
So yes, I definitely believe similar problems can occur on machines without avast!, and more or less randomly - because it’s a timing issue.
I see, that makes sense. Probably explains why my crashes are very random. CCC.exe probably has a race condition or other faulty code that fails when there’s such a delay, that’s a good insight.
Also useful to know it’s buggy on other computers that the doktor has tried. Thanks!
Now I guess I’ll just hope they come up with another update soon that really fixes it. :
That’s strange isn’t it? I mean, can’t it be done in a way that the component has to wait for some other to do its job instead declaring failure based on simple timing?